How do you keep the line from dragging when putting clothes on it. Doesn't seem like it locks in place.
35888
It does lock in place. The line wraps around a "hook" on the bottom that keeps the line from slipping. I have not had problems with the line sagging thus far.
35889
Here is what i do and it works for me. Under the pod the the line comes out of there is a T that the line goes around and it holds up fairly well for light items. But what i do is when i wrap the cord around the T I not it. i don't do the full not i just use the first cross in the knot or bow. as the goes under the bridge. when i do that ti hold better since it doesn't slip as much.
35890
You wrap the cord around a piece on the casing. You can see an example here: https://www.anonimg.com/img/a5c34ffad9f3d1cb816f158d09da7379.jpg.
35891
I bought the line for my 2 very small dogs to keep them in the yard as it is not fenced yet. It does sag but I haven't tried to tighten anything as it doesn't matter in my instance. Sorry I could not be of more help
35892
It have a kind of hook in the bottom; you need to pass the cord around of it.
35893
It is very stable, it locks behind a hard plastic T that you wrap the taught line behind after you have extended it at your desired length
35894
It has a T bar on it that you loop the line around and it holds it in place (it is near the line pullout spot)
332872
I find that using some of that mesh type shelf lining helps. Put that on the wood dowel then your canvas then the clamp. You might need to adjust it a couple times to get it straight, but once it's done it will stay tight and straight
601713
Well, let's see......when I bought new line for my clothes dryer, I got plastic coated wire. Then I pulled the line from one arm to the other, put the wire thru the next hole and again to the other side, and so on. Put a knot on one end, and when you have pulled the wire thru all the holes in both arms knot the other end. I did not worry about a different thread, it works just fine my way. Hope I was of help. Jerry
5088
If you install it the opposite way it will not lock in place to hold clothes.
808751
Hello, I purchased this item and have the same slipping problem. I have to purchase Velcro also. I've decided that a strip of Velcro across the end of the flap that goes under the mattress, then another strip that will go across the back of the organizer at the seam where the box part will hang down the side of the bed.I'm going to place the Velcro on the flat of the box spring so it will have a stronger hold. I think it will be helpful to have a second pair of hands for this job. I pinned the organizer in this manner, and I think it's the best option, I hope this helps you Tana
575226
Yes, that's how I have my clothes line set up....two pullers and an item that tightens the line.
1887389
Carefully and patiently. I have the same problem each spring, and begin by placing the center post in the holder. From there, I check the lines as I gently begin to push upward, adjusting any lines that have gotten around one of the arms. Lastly, I lock it in place and don't mess with it until fall, when it comes down again. Hope this helped.
1279335
I too have noticed that sometimes. I think it has a lot to do with the angle of the flat iron. Or how much hair you put on the flat iron. If you put a small section of hair on the flatiron and position it in the middle of th blue pallet, that seems to reduce the chaces of that snagging thing. Yes; its sort of annoying and it can be a problem. Still a great flatiron I think!
675531
Sometimes it is a little harder to pull, but I think that is from putting too much tobacco in it. I have not had it get stuck, though. Try putting less tobacco in it. If that doesn't work, you may have a defective machine.
1034444
I had to use duct tape...nobody sees it anyways with clothes on it. I put the lighter tops and dress shorts on the bottom GOOD LUCK
354039
I had the same problem. I went to Home Depot and purchased a pack of little lockwashers. There really thin then you can tighten it if you put two of them on you can do like a full circle and it's kind of tight all the way around I hope this helps. I wish I could send you a picture or name of the product but I got rid of the bag right away.
1873458
Make sure the weight is secured high enough and the line is not too long where the weight is not being utilized. You could always buy another weight and add it to the line to provide more pull back.
1214192
One end of your cloths line gets tied to the wire part. Then the wire goes around one wheel circles back around to your second wheel and then the wire goes through the hole. Pull wire tight and the tightener will hold it when you let go.
2247254
I haven't had to tighten the lines but you can do it I think. There are visible ties on each line, so I think you would just untie them , tighten them and tie them back up. I love this clothesline, by the way. It is very sturdy and doesn't take up much room and can be easily stored away.
2247255
You would need to untie the knot at the end of the line and pull it taut, then retie. My clothes line has not needed this and I have had mine outside all summer in the weather. Holding up nicely. The line itself is coated and does not sag much over time.
1487187
You may be able to use nylon clothesline. My original line is still fine, but feels similar to general purpose nylon line.
1117198
I have no problems with the line just make sure u have it running wide open when u bump it on the ground hope this helps.